Looking for handsome antiques

[agirlinred]

What names would you categorize as being "handsome antiques"? When I say "antique" I'm thinking Victorian era names, a little earlier and a little later. Beyond the expected George, William, Henry, and James. Names that are a little dusty are alright with me. Ideas?

[bigdaddy]

Warren was SSA#89 in 1880
Emil was #113
Everett was #120
Sterling was #440

[lucystone]

Maurice
Ira
Gilbert
Clifton
Alton
Amos
Booker
Leland
Roscoe
Myron
Cyril
Virgil
Loren
Olin
Hiram
Conrad
Royal
Lemuel
Basil
Lon
Delmar
Porter
Rocco
Granville
Abner
Aloysius
Thad
Verne
Henery
Olen
Raleigh
Dorsey
Garnett
Harmon
Lesley
Rene
Augustine
Melville
Roderick
Adolphus
Alvie
Fritz
Isom
Junius
Newell
Cleon
Clovis
Enos
Ewell
Gerhard
Huey
Kermit
Leander
Abram
Benedict
Tobie
Worth
Felton
Lambert
Sheldon
Toney
Vester
Arvil
Bishop
Courtney
Dana
Ennis
Henderson
Oswald
Carlton
Carrol
Harland
Herschell
Lige
Casper
Clarence
Dillard
Ernie
Eunice
Millard
Fayette
Fleming
Giles
Harley
Mahlon
Norvall
Wildemar

[miloowen]

Boys names?
How about these Victorians/Edwardians:
Albert, Alfred, Arthur (Victoria's sons), Edmund, Waldo, Bertram, Dunstan, Harold, Humphrey, Hugh, Horace, Ignatius, Jarvis, Laurence, Martin, Maurice, Otto, Rupert, Rufus, Roger, Ralph, Wilfred. (Leaving out the normal John, James, Charles, Edward, William, etc.)

[dantea]

Other than those typical names you listed I like and would love to see used:
(I found a good amount of these on a site called antiquebabynames.com so I hope they're what you're looking for ^_^)

Ambrose
Augustine
Claude
Homer
Virgil
Luther
Algernon
Artemus
Arthur
Augustus
Averil
Barnabas
Barnaby
Bartholomew
Benjamin
Bernard
Byron
Chauncey
Constantine
Cyprian
Edmund
Edwin
Lafayette
Nathaniel
Simon
Ulysses
Warren
Llewellyn